Elasticsearch installation Quick checklist

Hereby adding a quick checklist to make elasticsearch up & running

  • Install Java jdk packages
  • Set JAVA_HOME environment variable
  • Install elasticsearch packages
  • Adjust configs general settings & logger settings
  • Set heap size by setting environment variables
  • Allow 9200/9300 ports to communicate (Adding those ports in inbound & outbound rules in firewall settings)
  • Install elasticsearch service (provide custom user credentials if required)
  • Check heap usage using service.bat (mange option)
  • Install marvel/sense if needed

For more details on individual key parts, go through the posts under following tag Elasticsearch

Saving Git Username and Password in Tortoise Git

When we are dealing with Git commits multiple times daily, it will be difficult and time-consuming if we enter our username and password every time.

If we didn’t save our credentials, whenever we try to push our source code to the origin.

Bang!

tortoise-git

Credentials window occurs and consumes our valuable time.

By using following steps we can save our Git credentials in Tortoise Git

Create a text file called _netrc in the home directory

%userprofile%

(e.g. c:\users\pandiyan\_netrc).

Or we can create the file in any path, but the path which contains the file should be added in the HOME environment variable. The file path URL should not contain any space character.

And the file should contain the credentials with the following format:

machine

login

password

example:

machine github.com

login myloginid

password mypassword

we can add multiple instance details too. By doing the above steps, login window won’t appear every time. We save our valuable time and spend that in some other ways.

Happy Coding 🙂

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